It started like most farm stories do: with a beautiful piece of land, a hard-working steward, and a lot of human waste. Tucked deep in the Vermont woods, this property functions as both a working farm and a HipCamp glamping site. It’s the kind of place where people come to disconnect — no WiFi, no running water, and, until recently, a DIY composting toilet tucked inside a weathered old outhouse. That outhouse? It was functional, sure — but it was also funky. Not funky like cool jazz. Funky like flies, odors, and a murky mix of pee, poo, and sawdust. The Composting Conundrum If you’ve ever used a traditional composting toilet, you know the drill. Every guest drops a little something, tosses in some carbon, maybe gives it a stir, and hopes for the best. But in real life? That system breaks down fast. The farmer told us about overflowing